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Omani stock market continues to outperform in the region

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Last updated: 2024/05/04 at 5:07 PM
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The Omani stock market saw a positive weekly performance, closing with a 1.27 percent increase and approaching March highs, according to analyst George Khoury. Despite the strong decline in oil prices, ongoing earnings releases and positive individual stock developments helped boost market sentiment. The Financial and Industrial sectors led the gains, with Sohar International Bank leading the Financial sector with a 10.48 percent increase. Ahli Bank and Almadina Investment Holding also saw gains, with the latter surging more than 27 percent after announcing an evaluation work to transition from a Public Joint Stock Company to a Closed Joint Stock Company.

In the Industrial sector, Jazeera Steel Products and Al Anwar Ceramic posted gains of 4.17 percent and 4.05 percent respectively. Raysut Cement and Voltamp Energy also saw increases, with Voltamp Energy benefiting from a contract to supply high-voltage transformers to the General Electricity Company of Libya. The Services sector, however, saw a decline of 0.64 percent with Ooredoo, OQ Gas Networks, and Abraj Energy Services falling by 1.65 percent, 0.69 percent, and 1.64 percent respectively. Barka Water and Power experienced a significant decline of 12.42 percent.

The market could benefit from efforts to draw new initial public offerings (IPOs) in 2024, which could improve liquidity and boost attractiveness and performance. The exchange aims to elevate its status and is focusing on the privatization of several companies including logistics, services, and energy companies. The positive outlook for the market and increased trading activities are driving these efforts to ensure continued growth and success.

Overall, both the Financial and Industrial sectors performed well, with positive individual stock developments contributing to the market’s positive weekly performance. Despite a decline in the Services sector, efforts to draw new IPOs and privatize companies are expected to enhance market liquidity and performance, furthering the positive outlook for the Omani stock market in the coming weeks and months. With ongoing developments in various sectors, including the Financial and Industrial sectors, investors can look forward to continued growth and potential opportunities in the Omani stock market.

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